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Your doctor will first discuss your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle and any specific concerns you may have. Depending on your needs, the doctor may recommend a physical examination, blood tests or other investigations before discussing suitable treatment options.

Not always. Blood tests are only recommended when they may help identify an underlying cause or guide treatment. Your doctor will advise you based on your symptoms, medical history and clinical assessment.

Yes, there are several treatment options for erectile dysfunction, depending on the underlying cause. Treatment may include lifestyle changes, medication, hormonal assessment or other therapies where clinically appropriate. A medical assessment is important before deciding on the best approach.

Yes. If you have symptoms such as reduced libido, low energy or other concerns that may be related to hormone levels, your doctor can advise whether testosterone testing is appropriate.

Yes. Male fertility assessment may include semen analysis and other investigations depending on your circumstances. Your doctor can recommend the appropriate tests after discussing your medical and reproductive history.

Yes. Some sexually transmitted infections may not cause noticeable symptoms. If you have concerns about possible exposure, a new partner or simply want reassurance, you can speak to the medical team about suitable STI screening.

You do not need to decide this yourself. The first step is a consultation and medical assessment. Your doctor will consider your symptoms, medical history and any relevant test results before recommending the treatment options that may be appropriate for you.